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This year, as San Diego started to emerge from its COVID-19 cave with the introduction of vaccines and return to in-person events, La Jollans were hard at work behind the scenes to make changes for the community as it transitions to its next (hopefully post-COVID) stage.
Nicholas Volpe previously was with the Pacific Beach Rec Center. His predecessor, Jesse DeLille, was promoted within the San Diego Parks & Recreation Department.
Print With fanfare and a lot of fans, a new and long-awaited bocce court is now open on the grounds of the La Jolla Recreation Center. The grand opening of the temporary court, which had been in the works since 2017, was held June 30 and attended by members of the La Jolla Community Recreation Group, Rec Center employees and other community leaders and members. The regulation-size bocce court is along the Draper Avenue side of the Rec Center grounds. Related equipment such as a scoreboard and a broom and rake to maintain the court will be kept inside the Rec Center for players to check out.
La Jolla traffic board OKs Cuvier Street vacation for Rec Center project, hears Pearl Street design concept The La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board voted to approve the proposed vacation of part of Cuvier Street, shaded in green, along with diagonal restriping of parking spaces along Prospect Street in the La Jolla Recreation Center area. (Courtesy of Trace Wilson) May 21, 2021 7 AM PT Print The La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board voted unanimously to approve a request to vacate a portion of Cuvier Street as part of a plan to renovate the La Jolla Recreation Center. At its Ma...